> From: Mario Torre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > On Tuesday 31 October 2000 18:33, you wrote: > > > > > > > Actually they're built by us. But I'll push an update later today, there > > > were a couple of issues with the release version that we've fixed since. > > > > I haved a little problem with the kde packages in Rawhoide since both > > the gcc 2.96 in RH7 and the gcc-2.96-60 in Rawhide crash when > > compiling certain components of it. > > On the ftp server of kde there is a fix for those package. I had to recompile > qt (it takes 8 hours!!!), but it worked. I had problem with a package, as the > script runs in seg-fault (if you need to know what it is, let me know, I have > to search, as I don't remember the name). > Thank you. > Can RedHat team, please, say the url for download these upgrades? I don't > want to download a package that is not correctly set to work for RedHat Linux. > Since RedHat provided KDE2 in the previews directory I really expected they provided us with a complete kit for going KDE that is with kde1 compatibility libraries and with the hacks needed to start a kde2 session from gdm (it presently doesn't work). I hope we get a clearer path for maoving to kernel 2.4 once it is out. > P.S. It is released the new Mandrake Linux 7.2, I have seen they use CUPS, > and the Powertools also have CUPS. How much it is better from lpd? > lpd and LPRng just don't play in the same league than CUPS. And when you couple it with the cupsomatic database CUPS supports all printers supported by ghostscript. -- Jean Francois Martinez Project Independence: Linux for the Masses http://www.independence.seul.org _______________________________________________ Redhat-devel-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-devel-list